Though Enron has become the symbol for shareholder abuse, there is no shortage of egregious conduct elsewhere in corporate America.

One story I’ve heard illustrates the all-too-common attitude of managers toward owners: A gorgeous wman slinks up to a CEO at a partyand through moist lips purrs, “I’ll do anything – anything – you want. Just tell me what you would like.”

A soon-to-be released report of a study by Professor Gerald Martin of American University in Washington and Professor John Puthenpurackal of the University of Nevada has shown that investors would have earned close to twice the returns of the S&P 500 Index during the past three decades just by buying the same stocks that Warren Buffett did.

Some people paid hundreds of thousands of dollars just to have lunch with Warren Buffett. Becky Quick of CNBC is one lucky lady. Recently, she had the good fortune to accompany Warren Buffett on a week long trip to China and South Korea.

Just yesterday, I wrote a post about supermodel Gisele Bundchen dumping the US dollar. The source of my news was from Bloomberg. Apparently, the news was not so accurate. Gisele Bunchen’s manager, Anne Nelson, has pointed out that the information was completely fabricated and untrue.

Brazilian supermodel Gisele Bundchen has joined Warren Buffett and other billionaire investors in concluding that the US dollar is going to depreciate further. Patricia Bundchen, her twin sister and manager, said that contracts in Euros are more attractive. “We don’t know what will happen to the dollar.”

Warren Buffett continues to speak out against the unfair tax treatment for high networth individuals. In an interview with Tom Brokaw on NBC Nightly News Monday night, he calls for higher taxes on very wealthy Americans.